THIS IS SO COOL!
THIS IS SO COOL!
A 17" is a 17", but they call it " Le Dix-sept Pouce"I've made a homepage (for Safari 3), which is a copy of apple.com/fr from February 2005.
Since some images for the french website weren't archived, I've edited in the translations in Photoshop.
Guess which PowerBook I used
They also call byte octet, so gigabyte is giga-octet, operating system is système d'exploitation (SO) etc.A 17" is a 17", but they call it " Le Dix-sept Pouce"
I'd gladly have sent you two DVI-to-HDMI cables for the cost of shipping from Germany to the UK, which would probably have been less than $29.I just got the DVI to HDMI cable and put the RCA to RCA back so $29 was my total. For a cable. That was on "discount".
Incredible! Where did you find that cover??? I always thought it was cool that was technically possible with the 1400, but I've never seen one in the wild before. Very period-appropriate aesthetic.I've played with my newly acquired PowerBook 1400c/166 .
Installed a "BookCover" have yet to do one of my own.
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Is that a sort of VNC setup for classic macs? How are you networking the two, an ethernet PCMCIA card in the PowerBook or an Appletalk serial to ethernet bridge setup?Talking of iMac G5, used it to play with Timbuktu. Here connected with a good working (...more or less, it sometimes freezes and I have no idea why...) PowerBook 180c I managed to make with the best parts of two 180Cs...
It now also has a 2.5" BlueSCSI .
Timbuktu is what I've found the best tool for exchanging files with these oldies.
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They some time shows up on the bay, but true I waited some time to get these covers.Incredible! Where did you find that cover??? I always thought it was cool that was technically possible with the 1400, but I've never seen one in the wild before. Very period-appropriate aesthetic.
Is that a sort of VNC setup for classic macs? How are you networking the two, an ethernet PCMCIA card in the PowerBook or an Appletalk serial to ethernet bridge setup?
HOLY **** JUST USED BURN IT WORKED TFF HERE I COME I FEEL LIKE GODburned 5 tiger cds between my intel mac and my g3 trying to get them to boot. toasts from the garden. none worked. feel like pulling my hair out and turning into mr clean
Thank you Sir ! ?For archival purposes i dug out my unfinished Arctic Fox port for 10.4/10.5 and uploaded it to the garden. While i was at it i refreshed the default profile and preinstalled ublock, noscript, greasemonkey, and speedstart (which is used in place of the broken bookmarks). I also uploaded it's screenshot with the MG site loaded. This way when MR steals it it'll be obvious. I still find it very quick and usable, and it's still my main browser on 10.4/10.5.
Cheers
That's me that was...showed how dated - Spotify was still working on PowerPC...Anyway, as someone else on here has already posted somewhere: The Matrix seemed an apt DVD to test it with. Same vintage.
Great thread!That's me that was...showed how dated - Spotify was still working on PowerPC...
Powerbook G3 Pismo
I've finally got my hands on a Powerbook G3 Pismo at a decent price - it's the 400Mhz model, 576MB RAM, 40GB drive, Airport and best of all, a battery with 4 hours life in it! I'm amazed how capable it is - that 1MB L2 cache really makes a difference, it's good for Spotify, online radio, DVDs...forums.macrumors.com